#smolnet — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #smolnet, aggregated by home.social.
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"Before search engines, though, existed older, more powerful discovery methods, curated by humans for our benefit; these systems and networks still exist, but they seem hidden from the view of the mainstream web.
Let’s take a look at the secret web, the festival of personal expression and idea sharing happening below the surface, out of the mainstream view, spearheaded by people like you and me."
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"Before search engines, though, existed older, more powerful discovery methods, curated by humans for our benefit; these systems and networks still exist, but they seem hidden from the view of the mainstream web.
Let’s take a look at the secret web, the festival of personal expression and idea sharing happening below the surface, out of the mainstream view, spearheaded by people like you and me."
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"Before search engines, though, existed older, more powerful discovery methods, curated by humans for our benefit; these systems and networks still exist, but they seem hidden from the view of the mainstream web.
Let’s take a look at the secret web, the festival of personal expression and idea sharing happening below the surface, out of the mainstream view, spearheaded by people like you and me."
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"Before search engines, though, existed older, more powerful discovery methods, curated by humans for our benefit; these systems and networks still exist, but they seem hidden from the view of the mainstream web.
Let’s take a look at the secret web, the festival of personal expression and idea sharing happening below the surface, out of the mainstream view, spearheaded by people like you and me."
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"Before search engines, though, existed older, more powerful discovery methods, curated by humans for our benefit; these systems and networks still exist, but they seem hidden from the view of the mainstream web.
Let’s take a look at the secret web, the festival of personal expression and idea sharing happening below the surface, out of the mainstream view, spearheaded by people like you and me."
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I've worked on snurl a lot over the last few days. Some updates:
- The CLI has flags for redirects and input now.
- Logging!
- WolfSSL is partially implemented. I need to compile a custom version of it for it to fully work.https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
Next on the list:
- Completing WolfSSL support
- Getting Zig's built-in TLS library workingThen I think I'll be ready for a first release!
There is still more to work on, but considering my next school quarter is starting on Monday, that's probably all I'm going to be able to do for now.
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I've worked on snurl a lot over the last few days. Some updates:
- The CLI has flags for redirects and input now.
- Logging!
- WolfSSL is partially implemented. I need to compile a custom version of it for it to fully work.https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
Next on the list:
- Completing WolfSSL support
- Getting Zig's built-in TLS library workingThen I think I'll be ready for a first release!
There is still more to work on, but considering my next school quarter is starting on Monday, that's probably all I'm going to be able to do for now.
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I've worked on snurl a lot over the last few days. Some updates:
- The CLI has flags for redirects and input now.
- Logging!
- WolfSSL is partially implemented. I need to compile a custom version of it for it to fully work.https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
Next on the list:
- Completing WolfSSL support
- Getting Zig's built-in TLS library workingThen I think I'll be ready for a first release!
There is still more to work on, but considering my next school quarter is starting on Monday, that's probably all I'm going to be able to do for now.
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I've worked on snurl a lot over the last few days. Some updates:
- The CLI has flags for redirects and input now.
- Logging!
- WolfSSL is partially implemented. I need to compile a custom version of it for it to fully work.https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
Next on the list:
- Completing WolfSSL support
- Getting Zig's built-in TLS library workingThen I think I'll be ready for a first release!
There is still more to work on, but considering my next school quarter is starting on Monday, that's probably all I'm going to be able to do for now.
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I've worked on snurl a lot over the last few days. Some updates:
- The CLI has flags for redirects and input now.
- Logging!
- WolfSSL is partially implemented. I need to compile a custom version of it for it to fully work.https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
Next on the list:
- Completing WolfSSL support
- Getting Zig's built-in TLS library workingThen I think I'll be ready for a first release!
There is still more to work on, but considering my next school quarter is starting on Monday, that's probably all I'm going to be able to do for now.
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Working on a little tool for fetching pages on the smolnet https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
It currently supports Gopher, Spartan, and Finger, with Gemini in the works.
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Working on a little tool for fetching pages on the smolnet https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
It currently supports Gopher, Spartan, and Finger, with Gemini in the works.
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Working on a little tool for fetching pages on the smolnet https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
It currently supports Gopher, Spartan, and Finger, with Gemini in the works.
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Working on a little tool for fetching pages on the smolnet https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
It currently supports Gopher, Spartan, and Finger, with Gemini in the works.
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Working on a little tool for fetching pages on the smolnet https://codeberg.org/liberty/snurl/
It currently supports Gopher, Spartan, and Finger, with Gemini in the works.
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"The first thing to do is to install a Gemini client. A Gemini client is like a web browser, except instead of browsing the web, it browses Geminispace. There are at least a couple of Gemini clients available for most platforms..."
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"The first thing to do is to install a Gemini client. A Gemini client is like a web browser, except instead of browsing the web, it browses Geminispace. There are at least a couple of Gemini clients available for most platforms..."
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"The first thing to do is to install a Gemini client. A Gemini client is like a web browser, except instead of browsing the web, it browses Geminispace. There are at least a couple of Gemini clients available for most platforms..."
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"The first thing to do is to install a Gemini client. A Gemini client is like a web browser, except instead of browsing the web, it browses Geminispace. There are at least a couple of Gemini clients available for most platforms..."
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"The first thing to do is to install a Gemini client. A Gemini client is like a web browser, except instead of browsing the web, it browses Geminispace. There are at least a couple of Gemini clients available for most platforms..."
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"One of the biggest draws of the #IndieWeb for me is the decentralization of the Internet. The entire point is to stop the erosion of the Internet from being a handful of bad-faith, extractive corporate social media platforms.
But at the end of the day, we're still all using the same Internet, aren't we? The same handful of browsers, the same frameworks and engines. We can take this a step further, and we can interface with the Internet in ways that don't involve going to websites that start with https://"
https://brennan.day/gemini-gophers-and-fingers-oh-my-alternative-internets-beyond-https/
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"One of the biggest draws of the #IndieWeb for me is the decentralization of the Internet. The entire point is to stop the erosion of the Internet from being a handful of bad-faith, extractive corporate social media platforms.
But at the end of the day, we're still all using the same Internet, aren't we? The same handful of browsers, the same frameworks and engines. We can take this a step further, and we can interface with the Internet in ways that don't involve going to websites that start with https://"
https://brennan.day/gemini-gophers-and-fingers-oh-my-alternative-internets-beyond-https/
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"One of the biggest draws of the #IndieWeb for me is the decentralization of the Internet. The entire point is to stop the erosion of the Internet from being a handful of bad-faith, extractive corporate social media platforms.
But at the end of the day, we're still all using the same Internet, aren't we? The same handful of browsers, the same frameworks and engines. We can take this a step further, and we can interface with the Internet in ways that don't involve going to websites that start with https://"
https://brennan.day/gemini-gophers-and-fingers-oh-my-alternative-internets-beyond-https/
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"One of the biggest draws of the #IndieWeb for me is the decentralization of the Internet. The entire point is to stop the erosion of the Internet from being a handful of bad-faith, extractive corporate social media platforms.
But at the end of the day, we're still all using the same Internet, aren't we? The same handful of browsers, the same frameworks and engines. We can take this a step further, and we can interface with the Internet in ways that don't involve going to websites that start with https://"
https://brennan.day/gemini-gophers-and-fingers-oh-my-alternative-internets-beyond-https/
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"One of the biggest draws of the #IndieWeb for me is the decentralization of the Internet. The entire point is to stop the erosion of the Internet from being a handful of bad-faith, extractive corporate social media platforms.
But at the end of the day, we're still all using the same Internet, aren't we? The same handful of browsers, the same frameworks and engines. We can take this a step further, and we can interface with the Internet in ways that don't involve going to websites that start with https://"
https://brennan.day/gemini-gophers-and-fingers-oh-my-alternative-internets-beyond-https/
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#audiomo day 4 - #rss
#smolnet (can’t fix posts in Bluesky)https://bsky.app/profile/booyaatheelder.bsky.social/post/3mni5nmpjyc2d
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#audiomo day 4 - #rss
#smolnet (can’t fix posts in Bluesky)https://bsky.app/profile/booyaatheelder.bsky.social/post/3mni5nmpjyc2d
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#audiomo day 4 - #rss
#smolnet (can’t fix posts in Bluesky)https://bsky.app/profile/booyaatheelder.bsky.social/post/3mni5nmpjyc2d
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#audiomo day 4 - #rss
#smolnet (can’t fix posts in Bluesky)https://bsky.app/profile/booyaatheelder.bsky.social/post/3mni5nmpjyc2d
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#audiomo day 4 - #rss
#smolnet (can’t fix posts in Bluesky)https://bsky.app/profile/booyaatheelder.bsky.social/post/3mni5nmpjyc2d
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Trying out eilmeldung (German for “breaking news”) to see if it can replace newsboat. Sacrificing muscle memory, but being able to render image inline without extra mode is good. Don’t like feeds are stored in SQLite but that’s a minor gripe https://github.com/christo-auer/eilmeldung #rss #smolnet
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You can also do this with (the more powerful) XSLT styling.
I.e., the HTTP 'Link' response header can be a way of letting you create small-net type XHTML (as a document) without XLST — while letting you add style using XLST, and even change it (without editing the XHTML file).
Ex:
Link: <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=preload; as=style, <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=stylesheet
(Note, URLs above should have URL scheme.)
#html #http #smallNet #smallWeb #smolNet #smolWeb #xsl #xslt
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You can also do this with (the more powerful) XSLT styling.
I.e., the HTTP 'Link' response header can be a way of letting you create small-net type XHTML (as a document) without XLST — while letting you add style using XLST, and even change it (without editing the XHTML file).
Ex:
Link: <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=preload; as=style, <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=stylesheet
(Note, URLs above should have URL scheme.)
#html #http #smallNet #smallWeb #smolNet #smolWeb #xsl #xslt
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You can also do this with (the more powerful) XSLT styling.
I.e., the HTTP 'Link' response header can be a way of letting you create small-net type XHTML (as a document) without XLST — while letting you add style using XLST, and even change it (without editing the XHTML file).
Ex:
Link: <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=preload; as=style, <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=stylesheet
(Note, URLs above should have URL scheme.)
#html #http #smallNet #smallWeb #smolNet #smolWeb #xsl #xslt
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You can also do this with (the more powerful) XSLT styling.
I.e., the HTTP 'Link' response header can be a way of letting you create small-net type XHTML (as a document) without XLST — while letting you add style using XLST, and even change it (without editing the XHTML file).
Ex:
Link: <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=preload; as=style, <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=stylesheet
(Note, URLs above should have URL scheme.)
#html #http #smallNet #smallWeb #smolNet #smolWeb #xsl #xslt
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You can also do this with (the more powerful) XSLT styling.
I.e., the HTTP 'Link' response header can be a way of letting you create small-net type XHTML (as a document) without XLST — while letting you add style using XLST, and even change it (without editing the XHTML file).
Ex:
Link: <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=preload; as=style, <https://example.com/styles.xsl>; rel=stylesheet
(Note, URLs above should have URL scheme.)
#html #http #smallNet #smallWeb #smolNet #smolWeb #xsl #xslt